Ted's Bulletin Capitol Hill

In 1991, I spent 9.5 months living on Capitol Hill in a fantastic group house with a bunch of young guys. We were all new to D.C., figuring out the political scene and making plans about, well, planning. Back then, none of us had much money, so our nights out were few and far between. Now, I live in the suburbs, and I find myself nostalgic for the vibrant restaurant scene on Capitol Hill. One place that stands out is Ted’s Bulletin on 8th Street — a fun and whimsical spot for breakfast, perfect for those in the know about politics. Times have certainly changed; the trendiest places are getting stylish updates. And long live the Old Glory — my love for D.C. remains unwavering! A special thanks to Sir Mark from Guyana; the service was outstanding, and the meal was flawless! I look forward to visiting again soon!

The French toast was perfectly crispy on the outside and wonderfully soft on the inside. It was delicious!

Wow! I can’t recommend this restaurant highly enough. Be sure to ask for Beauty—she's the sweetest and most attentive server you could ask for. She made our experience so enjoyable! I ordered the chicken parmesan, and it was the best I’ve ever had!

Si visitas Washington DC o vives en Washington este lugar esta súper!!

We are DC locals, but don’t get here very often. Stopped on a whim for my 6-year-old’s birthday breakfast and the staff made it so special. Great service and made our kids happy and special (how could they not be with surprise reindeer pancakes! . Avocado toast and eggs Benedict were great for the grownups. Looking forward to being in Capitol Hill again and going back for more.